Bhima Koregaon Case: Govt Can Find Out Who Planted Documents, Says Cyber Expert https://www.thequint.com/amp/story/news/india/father-stan-swamy-bhima-koregaon-case-cyber-attack-expert-sandeep-shukla

Sandeep Sukla: The attacker is someone who had a lot of ground intelligence and information about the people who were targeted like whom they were interacting with, what kind of computers Wilson and Gadling had in their possession. Secondly, please note that the emails through which malware was delivered on computers was through the email IDs of the people known to Wilson and Gadling. And the subject of the email ID was such that was related to their ongoing discussion or program, which made them click on it. This kind of sophisticated malware requires not just a lot of time but also a lot of money because this skill is not cheap to hire.

The Arsenal report suggests that the one/s who hacked Gadling's computer may have hacked Swamy's computer as well.

Prior to this report, Arsenal Consulting had filed two more forensic reports in the NIA Special Court that revealed that cyber attackers had planted evidence in Rona Jacob Wilson's computer, another accused in the Bhima Koregaon case. Her computer was compromised for 22 months.

The Arsenal report has concluded that the same attacker/s who planted documents/PDF files in Wilson's computer had also compromised Gadling's computer for 20 months.

The Bizarre Evidence That Put Stan Swamy & The BK 16 In Prison https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xuPKsG339nA  

Fr. Stan Swamy passed away after eight months in prison - conditions that exacerbated his Parkinson's. He was one of the jailed human-rights advocates also known as the Bhima Koregaon 16.

The evidence that surrounds the case is bizarre.
The Wire breaks down the story, looking into the investigation conducted by Arsenal Consulting, a Boston-based digital forensics firm that has claimed the evidence for the arrests of the activists, was planted on their computers.

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